How will space impact the future of geopolitics?
The Council on Geostrategy asks seven strategic experts how space will impact the future of geopolitics following World Space Week
India
From Jim O’Neill to Xi Jinping: Whatever happened to BRICS?
Prof. Michael Cox analyses the contesting narratives around the 2023 BRICS summit and lessons that can be drawn from both sides
BRICS: Paper tiger or legitimate challenge?
Jason Beck looks at the challenges presented by BRICS, arguing that although limited, they should not be disregarded
How does BRICS challenge the prevailing international order?
The Council on Geostrategy asks six strategic experts to explain how BRICS challenges the prevailing international order
Why Britain should join Exercise Malabar
Robert Clark argues that as Britain further commits to the Indo-Pacific, the Royal Navy should join Exercise Malabar
Britain should develop stronger ties with a rising India
Jason Beck details the context behind India’s rising global prominence and how Britain can deepen its relationship with the South Asian nation
The Quad: Taking stock and looking forward
Prof. Ian Hall assesses the Quad’s approach to managing Indo-Pacific security challenges and the future of the group
Geopolitics in the Himalayas: Towards a British strategy
Gray Sergeant explores the geopolitics of the Himalayas in the context of the United Kingdom’s ‘tilt’ to the Indo-Pacific region
The geopolitics of the Himalayas
A map of the geopolitics of the Himalayas, including Chinese advances along the border with India and ‘stealth annexations’ of Bhutanese territory
Old allies and new partners
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones investigates the allies and partners of Global Britain in this more competitive era